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The manner of the orator--downcast, as with the inward oppression of the same solemnity that he, in speaking, cast like a spell on the audience--indefinitely heightened the magical power of the awful conception excited.— Classic French Course in English
He was willing to work for the downcast, the wronged, the suffering and the vile, but preferred doing so at a distance, and not in immediate contact.— Cast Adrift
This made both of them look exceeding downcast, and chew the bitter quid of disappointment.— Mary Anerley : a Yorkshire Tale
The unwilling guest was naturally very downcast, and ill at ease, and could not dissemble his anguish.— Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete
The knights were downcast, and the maidens wept.— The Fall of the Niebelungs

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